Lucy
Lucy
You’ve Got to Give It Away If You Want to Keep It
You’ve Got to Give It Away If You Want to Keep It
You’ve Got to Give It Away If You Want to Keep It
Sunday 31st March 2019
Susan V. and Kenny T. discuss Step 12 in AA, emphasizing humility, spirituality, and community support in maintaining sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Keeping Sobriety: The Power of Step 12 in Alcoholics Anonymous
We've gone through some tough stuff in this building, and what I understand Today is that if you go through some tough stuff.
Ever wondered what keeps people going strong in their sobriety journey? This episode of the Clean Dreams Recovery Podcast brings you an insightful discussion on the importance of working all twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, with a spotlight on Step 12. Guests Susan V. and Kenny T. join the conversation to share their personal experiences and reflections on maintaining a sober life.
They dive into the essence of Step 12, which focuses on carrying the message to others and practicing these principles in all our affairs. The discussion is anchored by a reading from page 106 of the '12 and 12', emphasizing continuous self-assessment and promptly admitting when we're wrong. Susan and Kenny open up about the spiritual aspects of recovery, the importance of making amends, and how the support from the AA community has been pivotal in their journeys.
They also explore how humility plays a crucial role in staying sober and how embracing all twelve steps can lead to a fulfilling and balanced life. This episode is perfect for anyone in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply wanting to understand more about the path to sobriety. Tune in for an engaging conversation that highlights the strength found in community and the transformative power of AA's twelve steps.